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ID "a I on O RY
AND SURGEONS.
OFFICE HOURS.

1880 to u A. NJ, 2 to 4, 7 to SP. NJ
10 to u A. NJ, 2 to 4, 7 to S P. M.....
1890 A. NJ. TO Y NJ, l to ., Z to s P. NJ
$50 to II A. Nj, l to P. M...........
1920 A. N to !, 2 to 4, Z to s P. N. e.
9 to II A. NJ, l to 3 P. M.................
s to 9 A. NJ, to 8, 7 to P. M........
l NJ. to s P. NJ, Z to s P. M...............
9 to II A. NJ, , to 4, z to s P. NJ.
10 to II A. NJ, 2to4, 6:30to $50 PM
9 TO II A. NJ, to 3, 7 to S P. No..
9 to II A. NJ, 2'9C tc 4:30, to SPIN
9 TO 10 A. NJ, 2 to 4, Z TO S p. M.
II A. NJ. to L NJ, 4 to 5, Z to s P. N
9 to II A. NJ, 2 to 4 P. M................
II NJ. to /, 2 to 4, $50 to S P. NJ.
9 A. NJ. TO II NJ, 2 to 4, Z TO S P. NJ.
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FOURTH DAY.

No. RUNNING; mile and repeat. Free for
ALL Purse, 800.
No. STUNNING; one half mile and repeat.
Free for all in the counties of Fl Dorado ANA
dor and Calaveras. Purse, 500.
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THOs. MCCARTNEY,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. SHOP, 500
" l street, between Fifth and Sixth. All work
promptly attended to and satisfaction guaran-
teed. Buildings of all kinds erected by con-
tract Orders solicited in city or country my2S BIN
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Pacific Coast Blood Horse Association Rules
TO govern running races. National Trotting AS
ISOLATION Rules to govern trotting and pacing
races, which are to be best three heats in FIVE.
Entries to all the above races unless other
wise specified close with the Secretary on We'd
nesday, August 10, 1887. Racing colors to be
named in the entries.
For further information address the Secretary.
GALUSHA CARPENTER, Secretary.
iNfla. tillnr1ln
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THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT AID OYSTER HOUSE

EuRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RESPECT
l. Ladies' Dining-rooni separate. Open day
and night. BUCHANAN & CARRAGHER, Pro
prietors, 1919 Second Street, between and (,
Ganrarnnnfn
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Z. ]. CRoLY.
CARIE 8 CROLy,
eyUTENBERGER s. CO.,
ATTORNEYS-AT.LAW.
C.. w. BAKER,
CLINTON WHITE.

4 TToRNEY-AT-LAw, 4oS J STREET
% Quinn's Building, Sacramento.
81 Notary Public. IN
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4 TToRNEY-AT-LAW, SOUTHWEST COR
"A ner Fifth and ] streets, Rooms - and II
Siltter BnildinP. SacrRIoeutO. Gel. Il
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BOOT ALEX. NELSON. J. DEISCoL.
ROOT. NELSON a 70
G, H. KREBs & co,

DNION FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Machinists, Front street
between n and o. Castings and Machinery o.
every description made to order. 4plm
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HAY FEVER GArARH H

Is CT 'iRrG&ed condi.
tion Of he einiag mem.
b7a7le q The nostriJs
tcd-c,ls:ts and hrett
-AR'ccrid H,ucUs d sc
crettf, accompanied
se.ta q burning Seied
sto1, serere sF,lrr3s o
Saee-lng, Jrs-tient al
lacks Of hed<aehe, tod
,ery and iit<s,ned eyes
Cream Belnt can b
depcnde6 upon 10 giS'
TeliefGteHced and Cures
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FIFTH AVENUE SALOON
1918 Fifth street, bet J ana Il.

PEELADELPHIA LAGER BEER ON
dreugit, Five Cents per Glass Also, fine
WINES. LIQUORS, CIGARS. etc.
4plm Z. DIEfERLE. Proprietor.
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PACIFIC HOTEL,
Corner x and Fifih Streets, Sacramento
CENTRALLY LOCATED AND CONVENIENT
~ to sill places OF amusement. The best fam
uy hotel in the city. The Table always supplied
from the depot pass the door every five pinutes
Meals, So cents. G. +. SINGLETON, Prop
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-07
IL.
". las. l~'OZnanSkie.
Hrabina Stanisia Il k

Hrabina Stanisla Il ii X a,
dawniejsza wlascicielka Zcrnic w
Wagrowieckiem, ktGra to wlei ma
bv} Rad ma kolonizacya kupiia cd
stiebera W Poznaniu dom nAfielo-
nym Ogrodzic "a 90 tysiecy ma
rex. - w Wrzesni czdadnik
Wojda}owicz ukradf ksiedzu St. cen
na zastawe re srebra i podstawke
Z piasielniczka i kalamarzem, Z}o-
dzieja pochwycono w Poznauiu. -
Apteke W Srodzie kupit cd p. Hoff-
mamma p. Gir4owski z Poznania.-
w Lachmirowicach, ma Kuiawach,
zmar} dyrektor landszafty Hinch.
w Eabiszynie skazany zosta}
nauczyciel ....ski IA zbrodnie
przeciw moralnosci ma diva late
domu karnego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-07

nemu pasterzUwi. Wladze miej-
skie wysla'y deputacyq, kt6ra
mu W upomniku wreczyia
srebrny drogocenny Krucy tiks
i diva srebrne swieczniki. O.
procz tego Jubilata mianowa-
no hon.r1wym obywatelem
m1asta Or"la-zaszczyt, ktory
oprocz niego, spotkat doty:h-
czas tylko jedne osobe. radce
Sachs w Wroclawiu.
Prey obiedzie ma czesG
JubilAta bralo ulzla1 $50 osoL
pomiedzy tymi urzeduicy cy-
wilni i woiskowi.
W KluczborkG u, sad O
sadzil W d. 7 b. m. dwie osc.
by "a zniewazenie oh:zadow
kosciofa katolickiego ma 2 i
4 tygodnle wiezienia.
w Sfaw kowie prey
Raciborzu, zaczadzi}y sic dwie
osoby, rzezn'k Pieruszka i jego
iona. Dwojn dzieci 4 i 2 le-
tnle, ktore w tel samej izb.e
sic znajdowa]y, prey zyciu 20
staiy; czuwal mad niemi znac
aniof stroz. ,,Dla dobra sluzby"
przeniesiony zostaf budowni-
czy rzadowy tuAomski 2
Kluczbor7a do kassel.
w miescie w odzis1aw
istnieje s1kofa bezwyznaniowa,
ktora cd l lipca albo pazdzier-
nlka zamieniona zostanie ia
szko1e wyzuamowq, t. ]. ze
dzleci katolickie bedq mia]y
nauczycleli katolickich a evan
g'ellck!e nauczycieli ewangic-
iickich.
Gazd0.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-07

81 pownznej stro"y" wniesiono,
adv do nauki jezyka ru,kiego W
Galicyi j Bukowinio wypr"w"dzo-
no pisownic f netyczrA jakioj u
Iyt p. zylachowsk, W swoim Stow
nlku ru~ko niemieckim.
Komitet 'atunkowy-- Czfop-
kowie Towarzy silva rolniczcgo W
J"sle, dzini:,j acy w %poniatach ia
sic 'skim, krosnichskim i go,li kim,
~utworayli k"mitet r,,unkuwy CO
lem sprzeda&y akcyj ,,Banku zlcm-
skiego" W Poznanir Komitet wy
dat patryoty czna cdezwq view"
mem do sktudck. Podubne komite-
ty maja powstaG takze innych
p%owiatach Gallcyi.
We LSowie para nieszczesli
wyoh kochankow - Jan DAbahski,
rachmistrz W piekarni swego brutu
i corka lcxarza S z. - numowlli
SIG WA jennie do samobo jstwa.
Dzbahski %strzclit trzykrotnie z
rev lweru W obnaiona piers uko-
chanel i zabi sszy ia, odebrui sob!e
n%astepnie zycie dwcma strzafumi.
w pokoju z%naleziono listy DO ich
rodziny, w%yjusniajace powod samo,
bojstwa.
Ojclec swiety zezwolii nu ko-
rornacya crdowneyo obrazu Autki
Bosk'ej ma Kalwayi cbrzy-
10 k iej, kt6ru Sc odbquzie
Is sierpnia br.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-07
Ill.
ZicInie POlskfe pod "a.
bUrem III OSkleWSkinl.

Wfadyslaw kiersz, urzednik
banku p"nstwowego w War
szawie, redaktor j wydawca
"G1osu", wasciciel az dwoch
fotograf1cznych zakfadow -
nadto wiasciciel handful win
STA wal weksli
ma 100 1000 rubli. - Widocz-
ME pamnec RemberIowskich,
krzecko~skich Grabczewskich
~niestety ME wygasla i zjawia-
ia sic nasIadowcy.
Pog}oski o wyniRnaG
majqcej wejnie Totem olyska-
wlcy 2 ust do ust powta4ja
soble Kr l.Pols!. I'm
i robia wleIkie zapasy w Cos
%podarstwie domowem, jake to-:
skupujq kasze, make i groch,
plek4 nawet suchary = ME
my slcie bynaJmniej a5ym prze-
sadzaf, = piszac wan to, w
ki3ku BOWEN JUL dosnach ma
w}asne widz'alem oczy.
Wszystkie zarzqdy kolejowe
krolestwa Polskiego otrzyma-
~ polecenie przygotowania
sic w zapasy weg!a i drzewa
ma przeciqg trzech miesi9cy -
gdyz podczas przewozu VOL
ska wszelki ruch osobowy i
towarowy zostanie bezwzgled-
ME ~wstrzymanym.
razie wybuchu wojny,
maja bye dane ola kraju
przywislanskiego (tj. Krolestwa
Polskiego) pozorne konsty-
tucyj ne swobody, a civil.
nym gubernatorem ma zostac
przyjaciel cara margrabia Zyg-
munt Wielopolski.
Wtadze rosUsh5s czuwaja ma
der bacznie, azeby koni do
Prus ME przemycano; celnicy
prowadza dok}adna kontr,le,
q 2olnierze graniczri otrzyma-
Ii rozkaz, azeby wszelkiemi
mozliwemi srodkami powstrzy-
mywali przemytnikow. Il kaz-
DEF furmank' przeje2dzajqcej
przez rosyjskie urzedy ce!ne,
spisuja MISUNDERSTANDING. ~
sopls koni, ktory nozniei "a
powrotem y rowna dokladnos-
cia porownujq, yyk)uczaiac w
ten spos6b W zupeinosci "a
miane pierwotnych koni ma
insze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-07
w.
Galicya.
Zmiana pisowui. Ros

Zneiano pisowni. Rosyjskie
lwowskie Stowo i Proiom donosza.
70 minister oswiuty Gnutsch wys-
toso~af do krujowych Rad pzkol-
nych we Lwowie i Czerwiowcach
reskrypt, ably do ruskich podrecz-
nikow szkolnioh wprowadzuno
stopniowo artyku1y, drukowane
czcionkami facihskiemi W jezyku
halioko.ruskim, tudziea.. jakob,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-07
WOJNA DOMOWl
w BUkGARYI.

Pelna niespodzianek spra-
wa bufgarska przesz}a znowu
W pofozen e nieoczekiwane.
kiedy JUL s%qdzono, lie Ro
sya istotnle przestaje sic mic.
szac do rzadow Bu}garyi: przy-
nosza gazety europejskie stra-
SINE wlesci O krwawej wojnie
domowe) W lynn nieszczeSli-
wynn kraju, wywoEanej przez
"gentow rosyjskich.
W miastach Silistryi / Ru-
szczuku z%buntowafy sic Cd
dz1a1y zalogujqcych tam wojsk
przeclw obecnemu prawowite
mu rzadowi, zosta1y jednakze
jak ju2 doniost teIegraf,
pobite i przywodzcy powstan-
COW powieszeni.
Glowny zarnach powstahczy
rozegraf sic W Ruszczuku. ko-
respondent Gazety Koloaskki;ej
op'suje przebjeg wypadkow W
Ruszczuku w nastepujqcy spo-
sob:
Komendant trzeciej brygady,
major uzonow, uwiezif w no.
cy z srody ma czwartek tutej-,
szego prefekta i kiIku wier-
nych rzqdowi o6cerow i usi-
fowaf nadto rozbiG diva batal.
jony S pulku. Oba te batal-
jony, z}ozone przewaznie z re.
krutow utrzymaly sic jeduak
pod dowodztwem kapitana
Wulkowa jednej czesci mia
sta i W koszarach. PieG zbun-
towanych kompanij q pulku
pionerow zaczefo oblcgaG tie
ROSARY.
Rano o godz. 6 rozroczefa
sic 2wawa utarczka. Wkvotce
walczono JUL W cafem miescie;
W walce wzie}o ud2ial z
wfasnej wolf kiIkuset obywa-
tell, ktorzy staneli po strolie
rejencji. Obywatele ci walczyli
z wciektoscia, Po obu stronsch
pablo 1910 rannyeh i zabi-
tych. - W walce. ulicznei
zabito przypadkiem dwoch
Niemcow.
Oko}o pofudnia odbita cd
rumunskiego brzegu 1odz z
blafq hagq; bu'garski statek
wojenny Golubczyk zabral ma
pok1ad osoby, zna:jdujace sic
W fodzi. Pc poludniu chcieli
rokoszanie uk}adac sic ka-
pitanem WuIkowem, ale mie-
szkancy miasta ole zwazajac
ma to, uderzyli ma Mich 2 o.
krzykien ,,hurra".
. Wcjsko z%najdujace sic W
koszaracll, zrobiio ta':3e wy
cieczke wsrod dzwiekow pie
sui ,,SAumi harica," ME zwa-
zajac ma ogieh z broui recznei
z dwoch dziaf. Wszczqia sic
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V.
4 Gornego Szlaska,
IL marca.
(List do Wlarasa(.

Niebezpieczny lest zawod
gornika, gdyz kazdej chwili
PRECAUTIONARY bye must na
slnlerc naglqr gwaitoNna. Dnia
2 marca W kopalni PREY Kali
dukach p%olozonej, 3 gornikow,
Bartek Szaflik, Wojciech Wy
pirhowski i Piotr Kubinski
zasypani zostali i trupy dopie-
70 pc 10 godzinnej piracy wy.
dobyto. Gornik Pendzlkiewicz
2ycie uratowaf, lecz pokaleczo-
ny i muslano mu noge odjqe.
Pogrzeb trzech nieszczes'iwych
odbyf sic PREY llcznym udziale
publicznosc', gdyz orszak POI
grzebowy llczyf przeszfo 5000
os5b.
Pomimo lie ludek nasz TAXI
sSromny, potulny, pracowity,
konteEtujac sic mafem, .je-
dnakowo2 mu chca gwaltem
wydrzec jezyk ~ojczysty i rad1a
susza sobie glowy mad tenn,
jakby tego celu dopia6. w
Opolu odby1a sic niedawno
konferencya, ma ktora ziechali
sic inspek:orowie szkof i urze-
dnlk z ministerstwa q Berlina.
Naradza!i sic o srodkach, kto-
reby prowadzily do najrychlej-
szego zniemczenia ludno, ci
naszej. Znac, 7e uchwalono,
szkoly %pomnelyc. Wiadomo,
ze gminy SO obowi4zane szko}y
budowa& i nauczyoieii utrzy-
mywaG;. lecz niekt5re gmjny
sd tax ubogse, 4e lego czyniG
ME mog}y i dzieei posytaly
Go wsi pobliskich. Rad tsraz
w takich gmlnach z rozrocze-
ciem yiosny szko}y ma wfasny
koszt budowac i ~utrzymywac
bedzia, a oprocz tego urzadzlG
majq, w szkofaah ludowych,
do ktorych ueveszcza ma,s
liczba dAeci uiamieckich, nau-
Ike czytania i rczmowy, ma
ktosych nauczyciele 2 d2ieGmi
czytaG beda powiesci, przade-
wszystkim patryotyczne. Tym
sposobem wtadze zamyslaia
stawic zapere polszczemni
tych dzieci. Ola zachety maja
jeszcze ma te godziny brad
dzieci polskie, ktore dcbrze
mowia pc niemiecku. lynn
zas dz'ecnm polskim, ktore
sic odznaezaja postepami W
W jezyku niemieckim, ulzielaG
beda nagrody skfaaajqce sic 2
kslqzek patryotycznych i t. Il.
Oto2 W ten sposob chcq szcze-
pic sztucznie patryotyz1n ME
miecki.
W driu 7 b. M. odby}a sic
nader wzEiosfa uroczystosc W
Opolu. KS. proboszcz Porsch
obchodzif rs letni jubileusz
swego urzedowania jake pro-
boszcz " tenn miescie. Jak
wielkiego powazan.a i jak
wielkiej milosci uzywa u swo-
ich parafan, z tego wniosko--
wac mona, be liczne przyoyly
deputacye, q wiosek do parafi
naleaacych, i setki paratian,
ably 2yczenia zfo2yc ukocha-
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OdeZwa

WSzyscy przyjeci .jestrsmi do gte.
bl duszy smu1nym losem, jaki "a
graza ziemi n%aszcj Wielkiem
ksiqstwie Poznasskism j Prnsach
Zachodnich. Znane ogolnie PREY
czyny, budzace s~iusznie obawy o
przysz'osc rolnictwa W eaiej Euro
pic, gnebia i nasxych rolnikow, O.
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WIEScl-'
4 Polskiej Ojczyzny.
Prusy PO!~kie.

w grud=iqcAiem acie=ieniu powiesi}
sic W dniu 8 b. M. w cell Wojej
skazaniec J. NJ uszarsk Aslia}
ON W pazdzierniku I. b. by ypu-
szczonym z wiezicnia. - ~ fozpo-
rzadzcniem regency ~gdahskicj be-
die urzadzona w Tczewic nova
rzezalnia. - Cd kupca Jeleniew-
skiego Z Chojnic w tym roku juz
800 osdb, pc wiekszcj czesci ka-
Sub pochodzacych, kupi1o karty
okretowe. ably 2 poczatkiem wioSny
jcchat do Ameryki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-07

walka ma .bagnety, a rokosza-
ME zostali W Arotce pokonani
i Geese ich poddala sic, czesG
ratowata sic ucieczk9. Kapltan
uzun"w ten sam, ktory tax
dzieInie bronif Widdynia pre-
civ Serbom, i podpulkownik
Filow chc!eli wraz z innymi
cticerani ujst ma d:ugi b:zes
DunaJu. Umkneli oni " dw6ch
czolnach, udalo i'm sic jednak
dotrzec tylko do wysepki pia-
skowej. znajdujqcej sic wsrod
rzeki. Ma brzegu zgromadz,f
sic BOWEN oddzial zlozony z
obywateli i talk dzielnie razi}
czolna strzafami. ze ucickajacy
mnsieli kryt sic W jamach ma
tel wysepce. Ia chwile poja-
wit sic okret ,,Golubczyk",
Storego komendant, kapitan
Draganow, okazaf sic ku
ogolnetnu zdziwieniu wiernym
rz4dowi i zaczql iowic ucieka.
jqcyca. Dw5ch %o6cerow, kt6rzy
usilowai umkna6, z%nalazlo
slnierG W nurtach rzekii, a inni,
mledzy mimi FiIow i Uzunow,
odniesli rany1 wresz:ie schwy-
tano wszystkich zbiegow. Te-
raz pokaza}o' sic dopiero, lie
osobami, kt6re ,,Goiubczyk'.
poprzednio zlowil, byli major
Olimp Panow i kapitan Kir-
dew. Byla to nader cenna
zdohycz.
Okofo godziny 6 wieczorem
zakonczyfa sic walka. Wsrod
mcs1ychanego zapa}u winszo-
wano soble wzajemnie re TIA
mi W oczach. Kapitano5w Wul-
kowa Sapunowa, tudziez pre-
fekta Mautowa i sekretarza
prefeAtery Urdanowa witano
Wszedzle z uniesieniem. w tel
chwlll w prowadzono do mia
sta prz;; wiezionyrh ma 60
fubczuku" wi4zniow. Tlum o.
toczyf ich Z wSciek1os=ia i do.
magal sic ukaraniA ich slnier-
c'a. Straz o"ali}a jednak vie
zn'ow zachowlyac sic z godna
podzlwu energ,a. -
" SiAist'W przeszfa rewo
lucya s%2ok?jniej. Tam major
krestow og|osl} wojsku, ze
reJencya zostaia usuni7ta, Il
CanlSow ogloszony zostaf
rejentem. Wojsko jednak
zmiarkowa'o zdrade, i tylko
200 zofuierzy poszlo "a Kre-
stowem, zas 100 zolnie7zy po-
zosta}o wiernymi rzqdowi i
wypedzi}o powstanco5w mia
sta, przyczem Krestow zostal
Zastrzelony.
w Ruszczaku zaraz odbyf
sic sad woJenny mad przywod-
cami rokoszu. Ogofem stawio-
no pred sadem Is oskarlo-
nych; 9 wo}skowych skazano
ma smlerc, 5, cywilnych ma Is
lat. a jednego ofcera ma 3 mic
siqce.
konsulowie obcych mo-
carstw poczynili starania celem
odwleczenla wykonania wyro-
ku. Tymczasem RAD nakazaf
r%ozstrzelaG skazanych oficer6w.
W dwie godziny pc wykona-
niu wyroku dopierokons,,l ME.
mlecki "a. zadai wydania ska
zanych, twierdzac, Re sa pod
rosXjskiemi. Rejencya
W odpowledzi stwierdza, he.
r%ozstrzelani ofcerowie byli
Poddanymi bufsarskimi.
Niezmiernie wa&na Jest po-
wyzsza okolicznosc, gdyz po>
kazuje sic widocznie, lie Prusy
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-05-12
Electricity and Hygiene.

Sanitary science, says Popular Science
News, now claims electricity as an ally and
helper. The introduction of the electric light
is, according to this authority, to be encour-
aged on hygienic grounds. Whether the light
is in some cases injurious to the eyes is not
fully settled; but if this be the case, it is to b.,
regarded as disadvantage incident to the
present rudimental state of the enterprise,
and sure to be obviated by improved appli-
ances. Meanwhile we know that the use of
the new light in churches, public halls, thea
tres and similar places of assembly has been
of immense advantage to the purity of the
air, hitherto vitiated by the combustion of
gas, oil and kindred agents that depend on
atmospheric oxygen for their illuminating
power. No doubt readers have noticed that
the air in large room lighted by electricity
is both purer and cooler than in one lighted
by gas or oil.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-05-12
A Detention of the Senses.

Marryatt's story Of the old sailor who used
to wrap his two wooden legs in flannel be-
cause he felt rheumatic pains in them, need
not be considered altogether extravaganza. 1t
Is said that after part of limb has been
amputated person may feel as if it were
still entire, or may feel pain in the foot when
the leg has been taken off far above the ankle
Psychologists explain this as follows: The
severed nerve in the stump is irritated and
causes pain; as this irritation in the nerve
trunk has hitherto been caused by irritation
Of its filaments in the foot and leg, the mind
continues to believe that the sensation comes
thence. Another case of referred sensation
occurs when a new nose is formed by bring
ing flap of skin from the forehead down
over the nasal bones. The flap is not entirely
severed, but retains its connection with the
deeper tissues at point between. the eyes,
For some time after the operation any irrita-
ton Of the nose is referred by the mind to
that part from which the skin was taken. If
a fly crawls over the nose it appears to the
patient to be creeping across the forehead.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-05-12
Receptions by People in Mourning.

How peculiar some people are. I guess
1t must be heritage. For instance, !
CHANGED to be in street car the other day
and overheard two ladies conversing
One of them said: "Now, wasn't that
a delightful reception at Mr.. Blanks the
other afternoon? Yet the paper scarcely
mentioned it. Why, everybody was
there"
Eyes; but you know Mrs. Blank is in
mourning; and, of course, it wouldn't do
to have it in the papers. 1t wouldn't be
right, you know"
''No, of course not; wonder didn't
think of that
And thus they chatted. couldn't help
but hear. To my intense surprise learned
that it was quite the thing for ladies in
mourning to give receptions, but under
the rose. Much l marveled thereat.
am opposed to mourning We were not
put here to mourn. If our ideas of Chris:
tianity are right, we haven't anything to
mourn for on the death of a relative or
friend, for they are better off. 1t is proper
and right to show the grief we feel on the
occasion, but to mourn for a year or so
and 60 around in this gay world looking
like funeral procession is not right.
The, efore it struck me as peculiarly funny
that in the upper circles it is not consid-
cred wrong to brighten up the mourning
period with little enjoyment, but that it
was wrong to let anybody know it. Yes,
this is queer world, and lots of peculiar
people there are in it.-Minneapolis Trlb-
une.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-05-12
"Incurberated" Eggs Not Wanted,

81 want dozen eggs, but want eggs
rs Is eggs, and not none o. them as has bin
incurberated
This was the way a little old woman
made her wants known in Second ave-
nuc grocery store this morning, and re-
porter, who was by, asked her what she
meant by 'incurberated eggs" and was
surprised at her answer
"Well, my boy James lives up to West
Schuyler in Herkimer county He's got
quite smart place up there and raises
chickens. That is, he chucks lot of eggs
into kind of box, turns on the gas,
puts thermometer into the box long
with the eggs, and then waits for 'em to
hatch. The eggs, though, that he puts in
the box are all examined first. He buys
'em from farmers and puts 'em in the box,
which he calls. an incurberator If, after
beln' in this incurberator awhile, them
eggs don't show they are fertile he takes
'cm out of the box and sends 'em to mar
Ect. Now, them eggs don't want, fer
don't believe they IRE good for nothin'."
Inquiries developed the fact that the
old woman was right, and that many eggs
sent to market have been tested i'm incu-
bator" before they are shipped and been
found lacking in fertility.-New York
Mail and Express.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-05-12
Lowclrs Address at Chicago.

Not that he spoke ill. On the contrary,
1t was genuine delight to listen to him.
He did not "dooty" us; he did not mis-.
take the chimney SCOT for the suitable in
other things; he was not "lit'ry," and
what he gave us was not ''litratoor." He
did not drop the final gs nor add an TO
his idea of thinking-a self restraint in q
Bostonian for which we are very grateful.
It is very sweet to our ears, moreover, to
find that he had not acquired cockneyisms
nor other barbarities of English manners
during the period when he imbibed more
or less of English odiousness in politics.
But it was painfully apparent that either
he spoke with singular indifference for a
man to whom accuracy of enunciation
should be an invulnerable habit, or with
self contradictoriness indicating defiance
of orthoepic principles. For instance, he
habitually said "natchah" for nature, and
so on through the words ending in ure.
He said "tempist" for tempest, and so on
through the words ending in est. He
generally said ''munt' for the final
'.ment," and ''ist" for the terminal lest. {"
He was as little inclined to recognize an r
between two vowels, or following vowel
and preceding another consonant, as is
Mr. Cleveland to recognize q true blue
Democrat when he finds an excuse in the
civil service rules for not doing so.
In lieu of simple tears in one syllable he
gave us afternoon "teahs" in two syllables;
and Shakespeare himself came out anon
with final 'ah." He did not lutte us
with his lutte, but he did Gloon" us with
his lunacy; and although he sounded his
correctly in illusion, why should he
have played loo with us when he became
ludicrouss Shall he disavow for himself
the trade he regretted Wordsworth had
too much despised, ''the trade in classic
niceties?" and are not these two words, so
widely different in usual significance, from
the same root3 Why, again, should he
talk to us about patriotism, giving the a
of the Latin root probably the true ancient
sound, and then speak of "Socratease,"
anglicizing his Greek? 1t may seem petty
thus to scan Mr.. Lowell's spoken English
;'micrologically." But it must be remem-
bered that it is one of the methods by
which we must arrive at correct pro-
nunciation of our language, ifsuch thing
be.-Chicago Cor. New York Sun.